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Subject: Re: re: JLA ANNUAL - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 25-Jul-84 00:53:00 EDT
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/***** uokvax:net.comics / decwrl!boyajian /  1:32 pm  Jul 15, 1984 */
elsewhere. The Avengers should be for the heavyweights; the Defenders and the
Champions, etc. are for the second-stringers.
/* ---------- */

Before Issue #125, the Defenders included the Hulk, Dr.  Strange,
Submariner,  and  the  Silver  Surfer  - HARDLY second-stringers.
Besides, I rather like  variety in my groups.   Captain  America,
Iron   Man,   Thor,  and  the Wasp (the Wasp?) are a good lineup,
but  they  need  the   occasional   Hawkeye   or   Tigra.     The
interaction between characters is what makes the book for me, not
raw power or character popularity.

Then again, I haven't read the JLA in more than a decade, so what
do I know? :-)

	Carl
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